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Melissa Mitchell, winner.
tondale. Mitchell’s two blue
ribbon capons sold for a total of
$338.50, weighing in at just over
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They sold for $lB and $lO per
pound. Pennfield Feeds - Plum
mer’s Feed Store in Sidman pur
chased the grand champion pair.
The reserve grand champion
capon was exhibited by John
Senft, 14, son of Terry and Susan
Senft of Johnstown. His birds
were purchased by Nino’s Take
Home Italian Specialties of Johns
town for $286.
Each of the club’s exhibitors
was required to show two pro
cessed capons at the roundup.
Herb Jordan, retired poultry spe
cialist from Penn State University,
was the judge for the event, held at
Central Cambria High School.
The pre-auction dinner was
attended by 80 people which,
according to Jerry McCammon of
the extension office, is up a bit
from last year.
The sale average was $B.OB per
pound, $6.80 without champions.
Laurel Bank and the Ebcnsburg
Rotary Club donated their pur
chased capons to the St. Vincent
DePaul Society Food Bank.
Agway Inc. gave their capon back
to the Capon Club, which was
resold to benefit Capon Club
activities. It was purchased by
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Rough Riders Hold Annual Fun Show
The Rough Riders 4-H Horse and Pony Club held their
fourth annual family fun show and picnic recently at Brit
tany Commons Horse Center.
Judges were Jeff O’Donnell and Carla Larrabee.
The following is a list of classes and placings:
Novice Rider; 1' Jess Althouse; 2 Mike Hess, 3 Lacy Moyer
Advanced Rldar; 1 Becky Aukamp; 2. John Kroener, 3 Tina Henry
Plaaaura Claaa: 1 John Kroener, 2. Tami Jones, 3 Becky Aukamp
Open Equitation: 1 Gabriel Bowman; 2 Becky Aukamp, 3 Abby
Dagen
Equitation Over Faneas: 1 TmaHenry,2 BnAnn Grumbling. 3 Gabriel
Bowman
Huntar Over Faneas; 1 Becky Aukamp, 2 Tina Henry. 3 Bn Ann
Grumbling
Trail Class; 1. John Kroener, 2 Vickilyn Bowman. 3 Tina Henry
Dollar Bareback; 1 Vickilyn Bowman, 2 John Kroener, 3 Roy Halde
man, Jr
Break & Out: 1 Jess Allhouse, 2 John Kroener. 3 Alice Hess
Egg & Spoon: 1 Bobbie Keener, 2 Tina Henry, 3 BnAnn Grumbling
Walk & Load: 1 Tina Henry, 2 Vickilyn Bowman, 3 Kim Hough
Pony Express: 1 Vickilyn Bowman & Gabriel Bowman, 2 Roy Halde
man, Jr & Tina Henry, 3 John Henry & Collene Haldeman
Keyhole Race. 1 Roy Haldeman, Jr, 2 Vickilyn Bowman 3 Tina
Henry.
Musical Chair: 1 Roy Haldeman, Jr, 2 Vickilyn Bowman. 3 Gabriel
Bowman
Ribbon Pairs: 1 BnAnn Grumbling A Vickilyn Bowman, 2 Brian Hough
& Kim Hough, 3 Gabriel Bowman & Lacy Moyer
Barrel Racing: 1 Roy Haldeman, Jr. 2 Vickilyn Bowman, 3 Tina
Henry
Barrel Crawl Through; 1 Roy Haldeman, Jr, 2 John Kroener. 3 Mike
Hess.
Scurry Race: 1 Tina Henry; 2 BnAnn Grumbling, 3 Roy Haldeman, Jr
Flag Race: 1 Tina Henry, 2 Roy Haldeman, Jr, 3 John Kroener
Potato Spear: 1 John Kroener, 2 Roy Haldeman, Jr, 3 Tina Henry
Apple Dunking; 1 John Kroener: 2 Roy Haldeman. Jr, 3 Tina Henry
4-H Puppy Club
The Lebanon 4-H Extra Special Puppy Club has been
involved in fun-filled events. The members and their
pups were in the Southeast Pennsylvania Small Animal
show at the Reading Fairgrounds and all received blue
ribbons.
The club sent two teams to the Seeing Eye Puppy
Bowl, where the members did well in competition.
Halloween found the pups, members, and families
marching in the Schaefferstown Halloween parade.
Do you know author Bill Irwin? He is the blind man
who with his Seeing Eye dog Orient walked the entire
2,100 miles of the Appalachian Trail. It was an interest
ing event when all of the Pennsylvania and Delaware
Seeing Eye clubs met at the Berks County Ag Center to
hear Irwin talk about reasons for walking the trail, his
experience with his first bear in Pennsylvania, the -20 F
degree fahrenheit temperatures in Maine and many other
events. Many people purchased his book, “Blind
Courage.”
Children from tl\e age of nine to adults are invited to
join the 4-H Seeing Eye Puppy Club and raise a German
Travis Green
Adams County 4-H’er
Recognized
At a recent competition at Penn
State, Travis Green of Gettysburg
was selected as the leading 4-H
member in Pennsylvania in the
Forestry National 4-H Awards
program. Travis is the son of
Robert and Phyllis Green and is a
member of the Barlow-Mt. Joy
4-H Club.
In recognition of this accom
plishment, Travis attended the
five-day National 4-H Congress as
a guest of International Paper Co.
Foundation. 4-H Congress,
attended by more than 1,500 4-H
members from across the country,
is filled with recognition events
and education tours and programs.
Travis became a 4-H member
more than nine years ago. This
spring, Travis was selected to rep
resent Adams County in state
competition.